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... owed the nation to administrate and control the salt, and this law was created in the beginning of the Tang Dynasty.


The salt law, when it first began, allowed the government to take in a huge amount of money in taxes even more than what the officials initially expected. With this money, the nation was able to create a huge army.


A huge army would become the power of the Imperial Palace. The greater the power, the more stable the position of the government would be.


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